Another 100 People

Another hundred people just got off of the train ?
And came up through the ground, ?
While another hundred people just got off of the bus ?
And are looking around ?
At another hundred people who got off of the plane ?
And are looking at us
?Who got off of the train ?
And the plane and the bus
?Maybe yesterday.

??It’s a city of strangers, ?
Some come to work, some to play. ?

A city of strangers, ?
Some come to stare, some to stay. ?
And every day ?
The ones who stay ?
Can find each other in the crowded streets and the guarded parks, ?
By the rusty fountains and the dusty trees with the battered barks, ?
And they walk together past upholstered walls with the crude remarks. ?

And they meet at parties through the friends of friends who they never ?know. ?

“Do I pick you up or do I meet you there or shall we let it go?”
?”Did you get my message? ‘Cause I looked in vain.”
“Can we see each other Tuesday if it doesn’t rain?”
?”Look, I’ll call you in the morning or my service will explain.” ?
And another hundred people just got off of the train.

??It’s a city of strangers, ?
Some come to work, some to play.

?A city of strangers,
?Some come to stare, some to stay.
?And every day
?Some go away ?
Or they find each other in the crowded streets and the guarded parks, ?
By the rusty fountains and the dusty trees with the battered barks,
?And they walk together past upholstered walls with the crude remarks. ?

And they meet at parties through the friends of friends who they never ?know.
?”Do I pick you up or do I meet you there or shall we let it go?” ?
“Did you get my message? ‘Cause I looked in vain.”

?”Can we see each other Tuesday if it doesn’t rain?”
?”Look, I’ll call you in the morning or my service will explain.” ?

And another hundred people just got off of the train.
And another hundred people just got off of the train, ?
And another hundred people just got off of the train, ?
And another hundred people just got off of the train. ?
Another hundred people just got off of the train.